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. 2009 Jul;64(7):629–635. doi: 10.1590/S1807-59322009000700004

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the subjects, and comparison between patients interviewed by psychiatrists (n=316, included in this report) and those not interviewed by psychiatrists (n=261, not included in this report)

Original sample (n=577)
Characteristics Studied group Group not included in this study

n= 316 % n= 261 % p-value
Gender 0.020a
Female 234 74.0 170 65.1
Marital Status 0.476b
Married/living with a partner 162 51.3 132 50.6
Never married 68 21.5 70 27.8
Divorced/separated/widowed 57 18.0 42 16.1
Not declared 29 9.2 17 6.5
Educational Level (years) 0.174 b
 0 16 6.9 21 11.2
 1–5 114 48.9 98 52.4
 6–10 71 30.5 42 22.5
 More than 12 32 13.7 26 13.9
Medical Disease 0.003 a
Yes 205 65.3 138 52.9
No 109 34.7 123 47.1
Mean age (years) (+ S.D.) 40.8 14.8 41.4 16.0 0.323c
a

Pearson’s Chi-square test (χ2), d.f.=1;

b

Pearson’s Chi-square test (χ2), d.f.=3;

c

Student’s t-test; SD = standard deviation